Fierce colors.

wow

Burn.

:D

Ouch!

I hope this guy comes back and tells Senusret all about how black gay men aren't accepted in Alpha Phi Alpha. That would make my day.

:D:D:D

I love how stupid people continue to be in the age of Google.

I'm late, but...
 

^^^ His high school teachers would be ashamed at the lack of primary research. But it's entertaining how this thread resembles a "Legally Blonde" moment:

"Do you think he just woke up one day and said, 'I think I'll become a founder of a gay fraternity?'" :rolleyes:

quote=Senusret I;1733392]I am not mistaken.

Perhaps your pride experience begins when the sun goes down and not during the workshops and exhibitions?[/quote]

Dayum....

I know this is late, but I couldn't help myself.

Hey SenusretI! Have U told you lately that I heart you?

Anywho, in case the posted comes back (which I doubt), I will happily point you in the direction of several Black Gay fraternity members (all from orgs listed here).

While it's true these orgs don't usually have tables in the ATLPride marketplace, they're easy to spot.

This implies that you actually attend something other than the parties/BBQs of course.

Gay Fraternities
 

Let's not!

I would hope you really do your research first before starting another org. We should try to join one the established and growing orgs such as Kappa Psi Kappa Fraternity,Inc (recruiting now for spring 09). The field is getting crowded and we are all trying to do the same things.

We are the 1st Gay Black fraternity!
 

Hello Greeks!

Dela phi Upsilon was founded in the year of 1985, as a Black organization to service to "our" kind.

Reminds me of another organization I know. I'm all for new organizations that want to serve and be a support to the under-represented, but let's try to be more creative. Contrary to what people say, imitation is NOT the sincerest form of flattery IMO, it's plain disrespectful.